If you've lived in Seattle long enough (or at least spent enough time in the city), chances are you've probably got at least one or two go-to restrooms. Maybe it's a coffee shop where they're not so stingy with the key, maybe it's a shopping area with kind clerks who look the other way -- whatever the case, in a city with next to no public facilities, it's important to have a few spots chambered. Or, you could consult this really, really helpful Google map, which also features comments from users.

The goal of the event is to connect job seekers who want to define their employment skills and upgrade their job choices with employees who are seeking qualified workers in the greater Seattle area, Information and resources for job seekers on how they can upgrade their skills and train for these jobs while also be featured.

U.S. wages and benefits grew in the spring at the slowest pace in 33 years, stark evidence that stronger hiring isn't lifting paychecks much for most Americans. The slowdown also likely reflects a sharp drop-off in bonus and incentive pay for some workers.